... i THE DUBLIN *MAR , ACCUIRATELY REPOUITEn - ,, -_ ?? EOO TE1 \ Since our last report we have littlee d liteto VcLleb advancing market in the face of UtCnrtu . oi' legislation, with less money than has booa Oil the hands of the public to peirchase 1;icr have risen fully one-half over the sa and, taking maoney into account, 1idlY d former value. We are ,O,, told thut been purchased for the poor ...

... a 31CS oW -IlIn ITOOKs DVRIefla xTA WE. eirnis. wnr. a per Ct Cans.1 563 - 3i per Ct8500k 95%*% 9Sf jIX SI flebentuir 55 _ _ L Annultes = - - n Canal Stock - - G.Canal Stock __ 8 Do Debs 6pr ct __ 69% Do Debe bpr ct _ - DoDebs4prct 39% - Do Dabs 4pr ct now - City do 4 prct - Do do4prct new,. . 4prctB610ff _ DebowlthGov Security . .. 9436 9436 4 per cent Pipe Wat ?? - - 4 per cent Plpe Wat Deb ...

... I PRICRO OF IRISH STOCKS DURING TED WIRmK. 3 per Ct Cons. Reduced do.. at per Ctstock 3ri Debentures. L Annuite . Bank Stock. R.Canal Stock G.Canal Stock Do Dobs 6pr at Do Debs Spr ct Do Deba 4pr ct Do Debs 4pr ct new. City do 4 pr ct Do do4prct now ?? 4 prc Bel Off DebawlthGo, Security 4 por cent Pilp Wat ?? 4 per cent Plpc Wat Deb,now Dub & Ringse town Rallway I)obs 4 pr. et. wel. 95M % ...

... frq MAEh D N E AaR KETS - -l VonI TIlE ?/B ?? (ACCUR5ATELY niEFo1TED YOUI mv. Tuesday, 3d November. 1846 The Cattle Market presented o n feature TA h Ceirse were bought for slaughter,at4so 3.'l1 osvrr 1oht s r were fewer than usual, and sold number of milch co., caves 10s to 153 each. In from 101 to 121 each g but mostly ijife- the pig market tbere were a g t rate of Thursday rior, which sold ...

... (ACCURATELY REPORTED NOR THE FRBYMA'.q Tuesday, 8th September, 1846. The Harvest-The Corn Markets-On the continuance of fioe weather, whieh we have been blessed with for the last month, a good deal still depends in the most northerly and hilly districts of the country. That our markets weill continue high, we have every reason to expect from the clrcuelitances that France and Belgium are short ...

... The half-yearly stated general assembly of this company, agreeable to charter, took place at the office of the com- plny, No- 3, College green, on this day, at 12 o'clock, for the purpose of receiving from the Board of Directors a statement of their transactions for the Six month's ended on the 31st December, 1845. C. 1). LATOucruE, Esq., was galled to the chair. Mr. Todhuniter, the secretary, ...

... The half yearly meeting of the above company Was ne1c yesterday at the office of the company, 30, Lower Ormond. quay. On the motion of Mr. Perry, the chair was taken by Dn. BARLOW. The minutes of the last meeting were entered as read. The Secretary read the following report. REPORT FOR THE HALF-YEAR ENDED 30TH NOV., 1845. ' The progress made in the company a works in the past half-year is ...

... FOREIGN CORN TRAhi We have had two or three arrivals from America Guns week, the latest bringing New York advices to the 19th of September, and accounts from other parts of the United States of corresponding dates. From New York we learn that the advance which had been established in Flour some few days before, in consequence of the news from England, had been well maintained, and that some ...

... DUBLIN MARKETS,7- (ACCURIATELY SEPORTED FOR T5HE FREEMAN.) Tuesday, 29th December, if,46 The Cattle and Pig Market Yesterday-Tbere was hardly any nmarket, and the prices nominally as on Thurm. day. The Hay and Straw Market this ?? market. pricesofhay 3s 6dto 3sl0d perowt; straw ls2dtols d There is a feeling upwards in prices. The Potate Market-Little Green has been virtually shut these four or ...

... TNEFOREIGN CORN TRADE I (From Bod~y and Co.'s Circulari, Jusse 2.) MO' The numnberof grain~laden veseels whichpassed thbsound in in and Belt for England, from the 20th to the 26th of May, the wore 12 wheat, I oats, and I peas. big' The inactivity in the Baltic wheat marketi continues, and the prices are again ls to 2a per quarter cheaper, with a very in I limited amount of business. 489 to 60s ...

... ACCURATELY REPORTED FOB THE FREEMAN'3 JOURNAL. k Thursday, 19th March, 1846. t The Cattle Market To day was. rather heavy, the highest for G beef being 55i, sinking offal; middling 50s; and inferior 448 to 459. The reduction of * to I in the last Liverpool and n Manchester markets prevented much being done in the way of I export, and at present the home consumption during Lent is much limited. ...

... MONDAY. MAY 4.-Since last Tueday tile import,,. grain, meal, and flour from Ireland has ben lareer several weeks past, and, With tile exception of Cm flour from the United States, tie arrivals from modlerate. The business in free wheat duringtsheat latei on a moderate scale, and prices hlave beea bareip ntisj Flour has had a dull sale, and both sacks and barr l sold the turn cheaper. Thle ...